Australia, the adventurer's paradise, came in at No. 1, followed by Canada in second and Italy in third. Read on for the full list of the best countries to live in according to millennials.
20. Japan
Capital: Tokyo
GDP: $4.9 trillion
Population: 127 million
Quality of life: 6.2
19. Argentina
Argentina fans smile prior to the 2015 Rugby World Cup Bronze Final match between South Africa and Argentina at the Olympic Stadium on October 30, 2015 in London, United Kingdom.Mike Hewitt/Getty ImagesCapital: Buenos Aires
GDP: $610 billion
Population: 43 million
Quality of life: 1.2
18. Greece
A tourist poses for a photograph at the top of the Acropolis hill, as the ancient Temple of Zeus is seen in the background, in Athens July 4, 2013. Greek tourism revenues are expected to bounce back this year to pre-crisis levels, the industry said. The Mediterranean country has pinned its hopes on its sun-drenched beaches and ancient monuments to pull itself out of a deep recession. Tourism is the Greek economy's biggest cash-earner, accounting for about 17 percent of output.REUTERS/John KolesidisCapital: Athens
GDP: $242 billion
Population: 11 million
Quality of life: 1.4
17. Singapore
People look at the skyline of the central business district from the Skybridge of The Pinnacles at Duxton public housing estate in Singapore April 25, 2013.REUTERS/Edgar SuCapital: Singapore
GDP: $298 billion
Population: 5.5 million
Quality of life: 4.6
16. Austria
Skiers go up with a drag lift on the Stubaital glacier in Stubai November 14,2008.REUTERS/Dominic EbenbichlerCapital: Vienna
GDP: $428 billion
Population: 8.5 million
Quality of life: 7.3
15. Luxembourg
Capital: Luxembourg City
GDP: $60.1 billion
Population: 556,074
Quality of life: 6.3
14. Germany
DATE IMPORTED:September 18, 2010People wearing traditional Bavarian clothes toast with beer during the opening of the 177th Oktoberfest in Munich September 18, 2010. Millions of beer drinkers from around the world will come to the Bavarian capital over the next two weeks for the world's biggest and most famous beer festival, the Oktoberfest, which celebrates its 200th anniversary this year.REUTERS/Michaela RehleCapital: Berlin
GDP: $3.7 trillion
Population: 81 million
Quality of life: 8.1
13. Portugal
ShutterstockCapital: Lisbon
GDP: $227 billion
Population: 10.4 million
Quality of life: 3.5
12. Denmark
Flickr/Tony WebsterCapital: Copenhagen
GDP: $336 billion
Population: 5.6 million
Quality of life: 9.2
11. France
People attend a concert held at the Champ de Mars, as part of celebrations for the annual Bastille Day, in Paris July 14, 2008.REUTERS/Benoit TessierCapital: Paris
GDP: $2.8 trillion
Population: 66.2 million
Quality of life: 5.5
10. Spain
People relax along Barceloneta Beach in Barcelona, August 24, 2010. Total international tourist arrivals to Spain in July was 6.98 million, up 4.5 percent year on year, according to Frontur's figures released Monday by the Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Trade.REUTERS/Albert GeaCapital: Madrid
GDP: $1.4 trillion
Population: 46.4 million
Quality of life: 4.2
9. Ireland
REUTERS/Clodagh KilcoyneCapital: Dublin
GDP: $232 billion
Population: 4.6 million
Quality of life: 5.7
8. United States
A surfer rides a wave as heavy swells enter San Francisco Bay beneath the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California December 16, 2014. A gale warning for offshore winds has been issued through Friday as another round of storms is expected to hit the Bay Area.REUTERS/Robert GalbraithCapital: Washington, DC
GDP: $16.8 trillion
Population: 318.9 million
Quality of life: 5.4
7. United Kingdom
Men play football in the snow outside the Houses of Parliament in central London January 18, 2013. A band of heavy snow affected most of Britain on Friday, bringing chaos to roads, and causing power cuts and school closures.REUTERS/Stefan WermuthCapital: London
GDP: $2.7 trillion
Population: 64.5 million
Quality of life: 7.3
6. Netherlands
ShutterstockCapital: Amsterdam
GDP: $854 billion
Population: 16.8 million
Quality of life: 8.5
5. Sweden
Flickr/Chas BCapital: Stockholm
GDP: $580 billion
Population: 9.7 million
Quality of life: 9.5
4. New Zealand
Flickr/Phillip CapperCapital: Wellington
GDP: $186 billion
Population: 4.5 million
Quality of life: 8.2
3. Italy
People cheer as they watch the 2014 World Cup soccer match between Italy and England during a public viewing event in downtown Rome June 14, 2014.REUTERS/Giampiero SpositoCapital: Rome
GDP: $2.1 trillion
Population: 61.3 million
Quality of life: 3.6
2. Canada
People play volleyball on the front lawn of Parliament Hill in Ottawa August 17, 2011.REUTERS/Chris WattieCapital: Ottawa
GDP: $1.8 trillion
Population: 35.5 million
Quality of life: 10
1. Australia
Shutterstock/Leah-Anne ThompsonCapital: Canberra
GDP: $1.6 trillion
Population: 23.5 million
Quality of life: 9.1
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